Pam Bondi faces legal battle over dog rescued after Hurricane Katrina

Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General, was involved in a lengthy custody dispute over a dog rescued after Hurricane Katrina. She adopted the dog, Master Tank, in 2005 but refused to return him to his original owners in 2006, citing neglect and health issues. After 16 months of legal battles, Bondi eventually returned the dog. Recently, President-elect Donald Trump nominated Bondi to be the next U.S. Attorney General. Trump praised her experience as a prosecutor and her work in combating drug trafficking and opioid abuse during her time as Florida's attorney general. This nomination follows the withdrawal of former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz from consideration for the position. Trump expressed confidence in Bondi's ability to refocus the Department of Justice on crime and public safety.